February 2018
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Romantic Tables: Best Bets for Valentine’s Day Dining
OF COURSE, dining out on Valentine’s Day is a well-worn cliche. But hey, I’m a romantic and a sentimentalist at heart. So I’m always down for making my Valentine’s meal…
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Utah Singer-Songwriter’s Voice to be Featured in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games
Singer/songwriter April Meservy’s voice will be heard among the rare selection of songs played during the PyeongChang 2018 Games.
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Hungry After Midnight? Check Out Five Late Night Eateries
When late-night hunger pangs hit and you’re in need of noshes that don’t come through a drive-thru window, Salt Lake has plenty of options.
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Spanish Flare: A Visit to Venerable Cafe Madrid
Waaaaay back in 1997, I enjoyed my first dinner at Cafe Madrid. I’ve returned many, many times over the years. The restaurant was located on 3900 South back then, and was…
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At Salt Lake Tech Summit, Feminism Leads Themes
Cathrin Stickney promotes ‘parity’ initiative parallel to one that nearly quadrupled blacks in senior ranks of NFL.
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February Fun Guide—What to do in Utah
Discover a new passion, see a play, go to the symphony. There is plenty to do in Utah in February.
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History of the Suburbs in the United States How the Utopian Dream Never Materialized
Today the suburbs of Utah are ever-sprawling, providing housing at the expense of already limited farmland.
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Senate Bill 71 Allowing For the Modernization of our Current Toll Roads Would Affect Access to Public Land.
Paying for access—the potential for tolls to be placed on the roads leading up Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
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Scheff’s Table—Skillet Roasted Chicken
A moist, flavorful chicken with an easy-to-make natural sauce. Give it a try!
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Chef Jonathan LeBlanc Retools the Stanza Kitchen and Menu
A back-to-basics culinary style has Stanza flying high and hitting on all cylinders.